No that is not for me!

These days i see a lot of men buying sanitary napkins and even tampons but no women seem to care anymore. These days, things are way different. I remember back in the 80s until 90s in this country, when women buy sanitary napkins it had to be wrapped in a paper so much so that nobody would know what it was. But nowadays nobody cares. I remember my husband when we were still dating and I had an accident, he bought if for me without any embarrassment.

I also asked my husband to buy me a sanitary napkin when I have my period and the saleslady asked him, "Sir, does your wife has still her monthly period"? He immediately answered to them, yes, she still has that but deep inside her, why my wife do ask me to buy this stuff? Ha, ha after that, I never asked him to buy me anymore.

My daughter gets all paranoid when she shops. She doesn't want to be JUST buying personal hygiene products or JUST junk food. She thinks people will judge her. These cashiers see so many people and products in a day they really don't pay any attention. I was in line with a cart full of items at our pharmacy and the man behind me was standing there with a box of tampons in his hands. I told him to go ahead since he just had one item. I then proceeded to text my daughters and say "It's a real man that can go into the store and buy a box of tampons." Don't be embarrassed. You were doing a good thing and anyone with half a brain would know that you were doing something for someone else and there is never anything wrong with that.

That is very sweet you went out to buy some liners for your grandmother. My boyfriend sure wouldn't go on his own though. Props to you!

If anyone was silly enough to ask you about buying such personal product, it is they who should be embarrassed, not you. When was younger, I had to buy some tampons for myself as well as other things. The first store I stopped at had the tampons, but not the other things. It was raining (...lucky me...) so paper bag I had melted. The male clerk at the next store was kind enough to repack my stuff in a new bad, which meant unpacking the tampons. In front of everyone. On the way home (...in the rain...) I asked myself what I was so embarrassed about. After than, I gave up being embarrassed about buying those sorts of things.

I don't want to ask my male.siblings to buy me this. Hhaha

As of these days I think it is already acceptable in our society. Its the modern time now specially for adult diapers it is explainable that we do care for our olds.

You mean your grandma still has monthly period!

Husbands do so much for their partners and vice versa no matter how embarrassing that could be. And anyway how on earth would anyone know you are buying for your Grandmother

way back in college, i had a classmate who would ask her brother to buy her sanitary napkin. their parents are in the province and she and her brother studied here while living in a relative's house, so they depend on each other. you can also see guys in the women's underwear section nowadays. it's really different now.

No shame in buying things that are embarassing.

I am glad you did it for her though it could get embarrassing. I did this for my Mom in law when she had an accident and was in bed with some heavy fractures,

You are a very good grandson. I know many who would downright refuse to buy these sorts of products.

Times have changed. Me and my girlfriends would feel awkward about asking for the napkins and would blurt out the request as quickly as possible. And even the salesperson would take it down and wrap it up quickly as possible so other customers don't notice... I am glad that things have changed and young people are confident and unembarrassed now

it would be irrational for them to ask when clearly youre a man. i asked few men to buy me those, no biggies.

the hubs ne'er minded pickin' such 'p when he'd be makin' a trip to the store. 'course he also bought tampons...to put'n the horses ears when he'd go huntin' (to protect their hearin') 'n packs both'n his first aid kit :)

That was sweet of you to get those for your grandma, what a good grandson you are.

One should not be embarrassed to buy any necessary item. Your Grandma must appreciate it.

carefree for your grandma? is she still having period? LOL

Haha. I imagined the look of those people. I really admired guys who buy napkins for thier mother or girlfriend. It's the bravest act for love. lol